Rainfed

Rainfed cropping systems can be classified into three broad categories:

Water profile of Tanzania 2008

Rainfed agriculture covers by far the largest area in Sudan.

Water profile of Sudan 2008

Rainfed and irrigation yields are low due to low seed quality and due to lack of farming skills and mechanized farm inputs.

Water profile of Somalia 2008

Rainfed crop systems using traditional methods with very low input levels, mainly in the central and southern highlands

Water profile of Eritrea 2008

Rainfed upland, where most rice is produced (about 64 percent of total national rice area).

Water profile of Sierra Leone 2008

Rainfed farming has always been the main livelihood for most Ethiopian people and it is supported by traditional water harvesting practices particularly in central-north, eastern, and southeastern areas of the country.

Water profile of Ethiopia 2008

Sustaining Rainfed Areas in Kalinga (A Poverty Alleviation Program) | GroundReport

Sustaining Rainfed Areas in Kalinga (A Poverty Alleviation Program) 2007

Sustaining Rainfed Areas in Kalinga (A Poverty Alleviation Program) by Marciano Paroy for KASC DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION

Sustaining Rainfed Areas in Kalinga (A Poverty Alleviation Program) 2007

ASHBURNER, J.; YABILAN, M. (1988): The Development of Animal Traction Equipment adapted to the Agricultural Production practised in the Rainfed Areas of the Republic of Niger.

Chapter 9 1991

Rainfed agriculture is predominant and average farm size is small (500 ha) cover 6,010 ha, small schemes (

Water profile of Ghana 2008